I believe this is probably due to an i18n issue where you're locale parses the decimal point as comma instead of period and so atof is ignoring the rest of the number when it sees '.' (an invalid char in your locale).
I think that's been fixed in a later version by working around the issue and letting '.' be the decimal point regardless of the locale. (not as NLS friendly, but works nonetheless)
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Still here using rev https://sourceforge.net/p/rezound/code/2027/ on Debian Jessie (FR UTF8 system).
A workaround is to use a "," instead of a "." but everytime you edit the Cue, you have to reset it to a "," or you gonna loose it.
Last edit: Olivier HUMBERT 2016-03-07
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I believe this is probably due to an i18n issue where you're locale parses the decimal point as comma instead of period and so atof is ignoring the rest of the number when it sees '.' (an invalid char in your locale).
I think that's been fixed in a later version by working around the issue and letting '.' be the decimal point regardless of the locale. (not as NLS friendly, but works nonetheless)
Still here using rev https://sourceforge.net/p/rezound/code/2027/ on Debian Jessie (FR UTF8 system).
A workaround is to use a "," instead of a "." but everytime you edit the Cue, you have to reset it to a "," or you gonna loose it.
Last edit: Olivier HUMBERT 2016-03-07